Nebel Lighthouse

The 10-meter tall aluminum lighthouse guides maritime traffic through the North Sea with white, red, and green signals every five seconds.

Built in 1981, the Nebel Lighthouse represents the evolution of maritime navigation structures, replacing older systems with contemporary technology and materials.

The lighthouse stands as a testament to German coastal engineering, sharing its architectural design with the Nieblum light on neighboring Föhr island.

Located at coordinates 54.6453259°N and 8.3612109°E, the lighthouse projects its beam up to 20 nautical miles under optimal weather conditions.

The structure uses a combination of three different light colors to communicate specific navigational instructions and hazard warnings to approaching vessels.

Location: Nebel

Inception: 1981

Height: 10 m

Made from material: aluminium

GPS coordinates: 54.64533,8.36121

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:40